Photo: XenSource makes a debut

By Bill Detwiler August 17, 2006, 6:24 AM PDT billdetwiler

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At the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo on Aug 17, XenSource Chief Executive Peter Levine said his start-up will release its first software product, XenSource Enterprise, the next week. rnrn

The software, based on the open-source Xen foundation but intended to make it easier to use, will compete with software from EMC’s VMware subsidiary.

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